Baan Ing-suk: The value of traditional design.

For this episode, we look at our architectural talk with Ranon Chotkamolpongsa of Yangnar Studio, an architecture firm based in Thailand that focuses on vernacular design. We discuss about Baan Ing-suk, a wooden house rooted in vernacular architecture, deep within the entrance to Obkhan National in Thailand.

As a bonus, we also discuss about ASA LANNA Pavilion, a temporary bamboo structure that emphasizes the context and the people behind the architecture, and providing sustainable material options while promoting local wisdom for the new generations.

Baan Ing-suk
Area: 50 m²
Year: 2022
Photographs: Rungkit Charoenwat

Asa Lanna Pavilion
Area: 157 m²
Year: 2023
Photographs:Rungkit Charoenwat

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0:00 Introduction
1:58 Baan Ing-Suk Brief
2:53 Concept of Baan Ing-Suk
5:03 What is the local climate in the project site?
6:05 What unique strategies / methods was introduced in the design?
8:17 How do you deal with bugs?
9:24 How do you make the wood safe from rotting and termites?
11:10 How the design is uniquely introduced to visitors?
13:04 How thermal comfort is maintained in the design?
14:16 How the location was selected?
15:15 How long this house was constructed?
15:31 How much was saved cost wise?
17:14 Asa Lanna Pavilion Design Discussion
22:36 How long is this structure going to be used?
25:15 Are more people attracted to this tradition approach to design?
26:30 Why do you think it is important to continue the tradition of vernacular architecture?

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